Yesterday, Boxcar, you were yapping about "what golfer would be sucker enough to pay $400 for a book".
I answered you and haven't heard a peep out of you about that?
You throw down on here as a big shot...I called your hand. Now what? You gonna' fish or cut bait.??
Remember all this?=====>
Boxcar said:
Serious question: how many millionaire golfers are suckers enough to buy a 400 page book about a phantasm?
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Answer: Millionaire golfers typically don't buy books to learn golf. Whether they are PRO players or wealthy amateur golf addicts, THEY GO STRAIGHT TO WELL KNOWN AND HIGHLY REGARDED PRO INSTRUCTORS TO GET THEIR LESSONS IN PERSON! Sometimes paying up to $20,000 for a full day. Here are some of their fees:
Butch Harmon, $1,000 an hour
Chuck Cook, $300 an hour
Jim McLean, $750 an hour
David Leadbetter, $3,500 for 3 hours
Mike Bender, $300 an hour
Mike Adams, $325 an hour
Jim Hardy, $5,000 for a full day
Martin Hall, $200 an hour
Todd Anderson, $375 an hour
Hank Haney, $15,000 for a day
And Haney isn't even the most-expensive teacher on the list—Dave Pelz's fee is listed at $20,000 per day.
Stan's in person lessons and charges are listed on his website under instruction: http://www.justcueit.com
He has given MANY in person lessons not just for CTE but all phases of pool starting 30 years ago. Comparatively speaking to golf, IT'S A BARGAIN!
But a typical low life incognito hack playing big mouth who dishes out nothing but negativity on a pool forum not only wouldn't spend $100 for an outstanding book but not even $100 bucks for a live lesson from anyone!
Why don't you link up with someone on here who uses CTE and see how you fare? Cookie has offered it to you many times. You run, hide, dodge and just keep running the mouth.
Have YOU ever finished in the top TEN in the US Amateur tournament with the best players in the country competing?
NO? Who would have guessed...
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I answered you and haven't heard a peep out of you about that?
You throw down on here as a big shot...I called your hand. Now what? You gonna' fish or cut bait.??
Remember all this?=====>
Boxcar said:
Serious question: how many millionaire golfers are suckers enough to buy a 400 page book about a phantasm?
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Answer: Millionaire golfers typically don't buy books to learn golf. Whether they are PRO players or wealthy amateur golf addicts, THEY GO STRAIGHT TO WELL KNOWN AND HIGHLY REGARDED PRO INSTRUCTORS TO GET THEIR LESSONS IN PERSON! Sometimes paying up to $20,000 for a full day. Here are some of their fees:
Butch Harmon, $1,000 an hour
Chuck Cook, $300 an hour
Jim McLean, $750 an hour
David Leadbetter, $3,500 for 3 hours
Mike Bender, $300 an hour
Mike Adams, $325 an hour
Jim Hardy, $5,000 for a full day
Martin Hall, $200 an hour
Todd Anderson, $375 an hour
Hank Haney, $15,000 for a day
And Haney isn't even the most-expensive teacher on the list—Dave Pelz's fee is listed at $20,000 per day.
Stan's in person lessons and charges are listed on his website under instruction: http://www.justcueit.com
He has given MANY in person lessons not just for CTE but all phases of pool starting 30 years ago. Comparatively speaking to golf, IT'S A BARGAIN!
But a typical low life incognito hack playing big mouth who dishes out nothing but negativity on a pool forum not only wouldn't spend $100 for an outstanding book but not even $100 bucks for a live lesson from anyone!
Why don't you link up with someone on here who uses CTE and see how you fare? Cookie has offered it to you many times. You run, hide, dodge and just keep running the mouth.
Have YOU ever finished in the top TEN in the US Amateur tournament with the best players in the country competing?
NO? Who would have guessed...
Reactions: BC21